Itinerary

1. Day 1 - Moshi to Tarangire National Park

   • Leave from Moshi in the morning and travel to the Tarangire National Park, where you can marvel at the two-stories high termite mounds and the “upside-down” giant baobab trees. The aesthetic scenery and cornucopia of birdlife assist in creating the unequivocally peaceful ambience of the Tarangire National Park.

   • In addition, the African elephant population, over 300 strong, is an extremely remarkable sight.

   • When your game drive comes to an end, your Tanzanian guide will transport you to the Fanaka Campsite, complete with a pool and hot showers. As guaranteed with each tour, guests are provided with comprehensive camping facilities.

   Dinner and overnight.

2. Day 2 - Tarangire National Park to Serengeti National Park

   • Enjoy a delicious breakfast showcasing local and organic products served at camp.

   • Proceed for a breathtaking drive to the Serengeti National Park. You will take the scenic route to Serengeti, allowing for an amazing, birds-eye-view of Ngorongoro Crater. There is a high likelihood of spotting the game on the drive. The endless golden savanna, contrasted with the vibrant patterns of zebras, lions, and elephants, make it easy to understand why the Serengeti is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa.

   • Stop for a picnic lunch on the most famous kopje (a small hill in a generally flat area) in the park, allowing visitors to experience the vastness of Serengeti from atop the hill.

   • Proceed further into the Serengeti for a leisurely game drive, where you will likely view herds of giraffes, elephants, and zebra.

   Spend the night at the Nyani (Baboon) Serengeti Camp, where you will fall asleep to the mighty chorus of zebra, lions and gazelles.

3. Day 3 - Serengeti National Park

   • Begin the day in the center of the majestic Serengeti. After a nourishing breakfast, continue our journey into the plains. Since you have a full day of game driving, you will likely view hundreds of the diverse animals that find their home within the Serengeti’s endless plains.

   • This day will likely offer sightings of the African mammals that make the park famous- lions, leopards, elephants, cheetahs, and water buffalo, all within a few feet of the jeep.

   • Visitors will also have the chance to view some of the park’s lesser-known but equally majestic animals, including elands, hyenas, gazelles, crocodiles, giraffes, zebras, monkeys, etc. baboons, hippos, rhinos and antelope.

   • Depending on the time of year, visitors will also have the chance to view thousands of zebra and wildebeests on their Great Migration. The hundreds of bird species, both endemic and migrating from the Eurasian region, are special for bird-watchers.

   • Enjoy a fresh and delicious dinner at your campsite in Seronera, another spot well known for animal sightings.

   Overnight stay at the campsite.

4. Day 4 - Serengeti National Park to Ngorongoro Crater

   • Today is your last game drive in Serengeti before you continue to Ngorongoro Crater.
   • After watching the sunset, guests can look forward to a delectable dinner made fresh by the Toto Africa Adventure’s friendly cook.

   Do an overnight stay at Simba Camp, located at the rim of the crater, ideal for watching the gorgeous sunset expand over the savannah within the caldera.

5. Day 5 - Ngorongoro Crater to Lake Manyara National Park

   • Depart for the Ngorongoro Crater early in the morning, as early mornings provide an opportune time to spot game, especially within the “Big 5”. The group comprises some of the strongest animals in Africa – the ferocious lion, the mighty elephant, the stealthy leopard, the charging rhino and the strong water buffalo.

   • Enjoy a leisurely game drive in the morning and have a picnic lunch near a pond full of hippos inside the crater. As you enjoy your snacks and sandwiches, you will be able to watch the hippos splash around.

   • An interesting fact about Ngorongoro Crater is that it provides a unique haven for animals, which thrive within the protective shelter provided by the high walls of the caldera. The crater formed millions of years ago when a large volcano erupted, collapsing the volcano but leaving a perfectly unbroken crater. It is the only one like it in the world. Within the Ngorongoro Crater drive, visitors can definitely expect to encounter zebra, hippo, wildebeest and cackling hyenas. Similarly, the Crater is home to flocks of graceful flamingos lounging at Soda Lake and vultures and hawks eagerly circling the sky in search of a hardy meal of discarded carcases. Storks, ibis, and cranes are popular waterbirds in the crater.

   • Conclude the game drive shortly after lunch, when you will begin the drive to camp.

   This night, guests will enjoy the tranquillity of Fanaka Campsite, and a delicious dinner served hot and fresh.

6. Day 6 - Lake Manyara National Park to Moshi

   • Enjoy an early breakfast to start your game and drive early enough to spot the “Big Five” mammals. Nestled at the Great Rift Valley escarpment base, Lake Manyara National Park provides picturesque yet varying scenery. You will experience the shrubbery of the golden savannah, mighty rivers, and amazing wildlife throughout the day.
   • Eat your picnic lunch in the heart of the beautiful park.
   • Soda Lake and the surrounding savannah support the highly diverse ecosystem, leading to the diverse array of wildlife to be viewed within the park.
   • With over four hundred species of dazzling birds, some of which are migratory, Lake Manyara National Park is a birdwatcher's paradise. Lake Manyara is home to the legendary tree-climbing lions and powerful water buffalo, immense African elephant, soaring giraffe, graceful impala and gigantic hippo.
   • In the late afternoon, leave Manyara and proceed to Moshi to conclude your safari. Enjoy the beautiful scenery as you drive past Maasai bomas, baobab forest, and rolling savannah plains en route to Moshi. Airport transportation can be made upon request.